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Town of Hampton, N.H. 355Th Annual Report for Fiscal Year Ended 1992 ANNUAL REPORT For the Year Ending December 31, 1992 Town of Hampton New Hampshire v^fZhH ?*^^« j£j,.v«r.^^5 '-V.V-^rV ^ ' ' " ^i . a •v^ v#« ..^JM!- 1,^* - *.*. •»» v-.r'*^, -'. V* • :- *<»•'!*" ^0: PBLJ|''^j-. ' lS !1;5,ft'^ ^^ .-^' -i'-'^-* "* ^P^^.% pi 5 FIRE EMERGENCY 926-331 AMBULANCE EMERGENCY 926-331 POLICE EMERGENCY 926-3333 Be sure to give the address and your name and a callback number as well as CLEARLY stating the nature of the emergency. DO NOT HANG UP until you are sure your message has been understood. INFORMATION/TELEPHONE DIRECTORY FOR ANSWERS ON: CALL THE: AT: Administration (Town Government) Town Manager 926-6766 Assessment of Property Assessor 926-6766 Bills & Accounts (Ambulance, etc.) Bookkeeping 926-6766 Births, Deaths & Marriages Town Clerk 926-0406 Building, Plumbing & Electrical Permits ....Building Inspector 926-6766 Cemeteries High Street Cemetery 926-6659 Certificates of Occupancy Building Inspector 926-6766 Dogs - Licenses Town Clerk 926-0406 Dogs - At Large Police Department 929-4444 Elections, Voter Registration Town Clerk 926-0406, Fire - Routine Business Fire Department 926-3316 Fire - Prevention & Inspection Fire Department 926-3316 Health - Complaints & Inspections Health Officer (Building Inspector) 926-6766 Library Lane Memorial Library 926-3368 Children's Room 926-4729 Motor Vehicles - Registration Town Clerk 926-0406 Police - Routine Business Police Department 929-4444 Recreation & Parks Recreation & Parks Department 926-3932 Rubbish Collection & Landfill Department of Public Works 926-3202 Schools Superintendent of Schools/SAU 21 926-8992 Centre School 926-8706 Academy Junior High School 926-2000 Marston School 926-8708 Winnacunnet High School 926-3395 - Sewers Inspections, Plug-ups & Permits . Department of Public Works 926-4402 Snow Removal Department of Public Works 926-3202 Street & Sidewalk Maintenance Department of Public Works 926-3202 Taxes - Real Estate Collector of Taxes 926-6766 Welfare Assistance Welfare Officer 926-6766 Zoning & Building Codes Building Inspector 926-6766 HOURS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Town Offices (closed holidays) Monday thru Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (136 Winnacunnet Road) Town Clerk (closed holidays) Monday thru Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday & Thursday 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Lane Memorial Library (closed holidays) Monday 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. (corner of Academy Ave. & Tuesday thru Thursday 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Winnacunnet Rd.) Friday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday 1 a.m. to 5 p.m. Town Dump (see Landfill hours of operation on inside back cover) Front and back cover aerial photographs by Peter Evans Randall. Town of Hampton 355th Annual Report for the Fiscal Year Ended December 31, 1992 Photographs: Budd Perty, Memories Studios, pp. 4, 1 2, 1 6, 68 (bottom right); Hampton P.D., p. 42 (all but middle photo); Hamp- ton F.D., p. 50 (all but bottom left); Dorre Miller, ATLANTIC NEWS, p. 54 (bottom); Arleen Andreozzi, p. 82 (all); Hampton Conservation Commission, 84; Art Moody, pp. 26, 42 (middle), 50 (bottom left), 54 (all but bottom photo), 60, 68 (bottom left), 72 (all), 75, 85, 88. Bebicatton The Town of Hampton's Annual Report for 1 992 is dedicated to the memory of the following citizens who voluntarily served in Town and School Govern- ment positions — both elective and appointive. An appreciative community honors their decades of public service. D. Malcolm ("Mac") Hamilton (1912-1992) Trustee of the Trust Funds (1982-85); Leased Land Study Committee (1981-82); Planning Board (1956-61); Zoning Board of Adjustment (1949-55); Board of Town Auditors (1946-48); Town Budget Committee (1950-53); Clerk of Court, Municipal/District Courts; Hampton School Board { 1 950-53); Winnacunnet Cooperative School Board ( 1 959- 74) Edmund Langley^ Jr. (1908-1992) Town Moderator (1963-67); Selectman (1967-70); Charter Committee (1 967-70); Coast Guard Station Study Committee (1969); Municipal Budget Committee (1967-1969); Town Budget Committee (1952-54); Cemetery Trustee (1988-91); Moderator, Hampton School District (1965-67); Treasurer, Hampton School District (1951-57); State Representative (1971-73) Ednapearl F. Parr (1916-1992) Conservation Commission (1965-80); American Revolution Bicentennial Celebration Committee (1 972-77); Community/ Recreation Center Study Committee (1985-86); State Repre- sentative (1973-92) Minnie E. Philbrook (1903-1992) Supervisor of the Checklist (1971 -87) Municipal Budget Committee (1969-73, 1974-77) David J. Power (1940-1992) Trustee of the Trust Funds (1 985-86) Solid Waste Study Committee (1992) Rewarding report turned in by town Anybody notice some of special touches In the Moody said some of the special touches in the 1991 town report? 1991 report included a list of government ofll- If you didn't, the New Hampshire Municipal clals and their telephone numbers, and photo- Association (NHMA) certainly did. graphs of events that took place during the year. The report got a second-place award In a All total. Moody estimates about three weeks of :?ororeVhyTer jWOT^TOTOQ preparation went Into the report. soclatlon. HAMPTON While putting it together he knew it was going Selectman Arthur to be submitted for the competition, but he had Moody, who worked lOTEBOOK no idea it was going to win. on the report, will be So is he preparing for a repeat performance going to Manchester this year? later this week to ac- "I have no Idea If cept the award. I am." Moody said. Not since 1971 has Moody credits not only his work as the reason the Hampton town the report placed in the contest. report won an award. Withey Press of Seabrook also played an Im- Jon Steiner. NHMA portant role. and. as the frugal Moody noted. communications di- "They were the low bidders." rector, said a total of So. who was It that walked away the first 115 town reports with place award? Steiner said it was Merrimack. were turned In for the By Daphne Sterling competition, in which there were four different categories. The Hampton report was submitted for Judg- ment In the category of towns with a population of 7.500 or higher. In that category, a total of 16 reports were considered. Accountants from the firm of Plodzik & Sand- erson In Concord Judged the contest, Steiner said. Points were given in five different areas, with the top five reports going on to the finals. The final phase of the contest included scores on how much information the public was given, aside from the mandatory tidings. "If there was a letter from the town manager or selectmen re- fiiQIfilillfiiliiliiiili porting to citizens highlights of the year." Steiner HI ifWAL said, giving an example. mmm EXCELLENCE But it boiled down to. "Just how well the citi- IN /' zens were informed of what went on in their ANNtJAl REPORTS I town," he said. Apparently Hampton residents were very well 2kd place / informed If the report took second place. 1992 / / 6 TABLE OF CONTENTS Assessor 61 Audit/Financial Report of Town for 1992 121 Budget Committee 80 Building Inspection Department 74 Cemetery Trustees 72 Conservation Commission 84 Economic Development Committee 78 Election, General, Nov. 3, 1992 40 Emergency and Town Department Telephone Numbers Inside Front Cover Fire Department 51 Hampton Beach Village Audit for 1992 107 Highway Safety Committee 87 Legion, Post No. 35 (Memorial Day) 88 Library 59 Library Hours Inside Front Cover Meeting House Green Memorial & Historical Association 89 Merrill, Gov. Stephen 85 Mosquito Control Commission 86 Municipal Records Committee 82 Officers of the Town, Elected & Appointed 7 Officials, Representative (Town, County, State, Federal: Tel. Numbers) 6 Planning Board 76 Police Department 43 Presidential Primary, Feb. 18, 1992 17 Primary Election, Sep. 8, 1992 38 Public Works Department 55 Recreation & Parks Department 58 Rubbish Collection Schedule/Landfill Hours Inside Back Cover Selectmen 12 Shade Tree Commission 85 Supervisors of the Checklist 67 Taxable Valuation/Tax Rate 62 Tax Collector 64 Town Buildings Schedule/Values 120 Town Manager 1 Town Meeting, Annual, March 10, 14 & 21, 1992 18 Town Meeting Warrant & Budget for 1993 Center Section Town Seal Explanation 90 Trustees of the Trust Funds 69 USS HAMPTON 68 Vital Statistics (Births, Marriages, Deaths), Town Clerk 94 Zoning Board of Adjustment 77 17 ELECTED GOVERNMENTAL/REPRESENTATIVE OFFICIALS Board of Selectmen Paul Powell, Chair 926-5511 Aurthur Moody, V. Chair 926-21 1 Glyn Eastman 926-8266 Richard Bolduc 926-1 327 Lewis Brown , 926-2798 Rockingham County Commissioner (District 1) Jane Walker 964-7069 Brentwood office 679-2256 State Representatives (Rockingham District 22) Katharin Pratt 926-3531 Kenneth Malcolm „.. 926-3034 Sharleene Hurst ...926-3795 Andrew Christie 926-71 06 Bonnie Groves 926-441 State Senator (District 23) Beverly Hollingworth 926-4880 Executive Councilor (District 3) Ruth Griffin f»ortsmouth 436-5272 Governor Stephen Merrill 800-852-3456 U.S. Congressman (First District of NH) William Zeliff Portsmouth 433-1601 U.S. Senators Bob Smith Portsmouth 433-1 667 Judd Gregg Concord 225-71 15 HAMPTON TOWN OFFrCERS/1992 Elected Term Expires* Moderator John R. Walker 1994 Selectmen Paul L Powell, Chairman 1993 Arthur J. Moody, Vice Chairman 1994 Glyn P. Eastman 1993 Richard J. Bolduc 1994 Lewis W. Brown 1995 Town Clerk Jane Keliey 1995 (Deputy: Arleen E. Andreozzi) Collector of Taxes Ann W. Kaiser 1994 (Deputy: Margaret M. Arguin) Treasurer Ellen M. Lavin 1993 Trustees of the Robert Victor Lessard, Chairman 1995 Trust Funds John B. Cann, Sr. (appointed) 1993 John J. Keliey, Sr. 1994 Supervisors of the Charlotte K. Preston, Chairman 1998 Checklist Carol A. McCarthy 1994 Judith A. DuBois 1996 Library Trustees Ruth G. Stimson, Chairman 1995 Catherine B. Anderson 1993 Gerald A. McConnell 1993 Denyce C. Stellmach 1994 Steven N. Haberman (resigned) 1994 Jeremiah J. Lonergan (appointed) 1993 Planning Board John R. Walker, Chairman 1994 Steven M.
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